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Farmers bleed as Limpopo burns

Landowners who DON'T COMPLY WITH the Fire Act may face the possibility of losing their land in litigation, warned Agri Limpopo president Dr Theo de Jager
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Milk producers cry foul over milk imports

Then Milk Producers' Organisation (MPO) is investigating allegations that the import of large quantities of milk powder has played a role in depressing local milk prices.
Issue date: 17 October 2008

Milk producers urged to manage grain purchases

Milk producers must MANAGE THEIR grain purchases carefully over the next few months, said Etienne Terre'Blanche, managing director of the Milk Producers' Organisation (MPO).
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Africa is starting to grow food

Vast, previously underutilised areas in some African countries are being used more effectively for food production, and this should relieve some of the present shortages on global markets caused partly by enormous growth in China and India, according to Whitey Basson, Shoprite Holdings CEO.
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Is Land Bank cleaning up shop?

The Land Bank took drastic steps to halt massive losses through fraud, theft and debt write-offs when the Treasury took it over from the Department of Agriculture earlier this year, its caretaker CEO Phakamani Hadebe said
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Land Affairs can’t account for R1,15 billion

The auditor-general's audit of the Department of Land Affairs has found massive discrepancies between what its financials said it spent on buying farms for land reform and details in its land asset register.
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Gwanya calls for unity in agriculture

"Cooperative governance and A collective effort from government and the sector partners will take us where we want to go as a sector," said Land Affairs director general Tozi Gwanya at the Agricultural Markets Trend (AMT) Outlook Conference in Pretoria recently.
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Expropriation Bill will be resurrected, warns rights body

The expropriation bill will not REMAIN permanently buried and it can be anticipated that it will be resurrected sooner or later, said Advocate Nichola de Havilland, the deputy director of the Centre for Constitutional Rights.
Issue date : 17 October 2008

How SA can help the region’s agriculture

Africa south of the Sahara desert has an acute food security problem and South Africa, as the powerhouse in the region, can help, Lourie Bosman, president of Agri SA, has argued. "We should evaluate agriculture in the larger Southern African context to identify the true potential that exists for agriculture."
Issue date : 17 October 2008

Meatballs in Tomato Sauce and Spaghettini

A quick classic that’s ready in a flash! Serves 4 Prep time: 10 minutes Cooking time: 20 minutes 450g spaghettini, cooked 200g lean beef...

Wife-incarceration: To keep her safe and sound

was suddenly woken by a great commotion. A flurry of wings and an ear-splitting shriek broke the morning silence. tray with mugs of coffee crashed to the floor. I scrambled out of bed and grabbed the little hornbill.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

Penne with a kick

Penne in vodka with chicken, basil & capers Vodka for most of my peers is a rough, tough flavourless drink designed to get you motherless...

Clean diesel with new filters

The South African company iFLEET has patented ceramic-filtration technology with wide applications for any liquid, including diesel.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

Other wilt diseases of tomatoes

Verticillium and Fusarium wilts don't cause the sudden wilting bacterial wilt does. These fungal diseases develop gradually from the base of the plant upward.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

The three business scorecards

'Never be fooled by profits reported on the income statement. The most important figure in judging the viability of a business is the cash flow.'
Issue date: 10 Octobe 2008

Pigeon racing for the public

The Platfontein Charity Derby is held in honour of Dries Basson, a pigeon fancier from Platfontein Farm, Mpumalanga.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

AgriBEE’s sociopolitical demands

Ever since the initial AgriBEE charter, considered to have been drawn up without the consultation of organised agriculture, was launched in East London in 2004, AgriBEE has been going around in legislative circles. Today the industry is still waiting for the agriculture minister to appoint a charter council to approve the current Section 12 charter. But while the law is taking some time to pass, BEE is here to stay, especially for farmers with a large turnover, export businesses or farmers who rely on limited water resources or need specific trade licenses. Annelie Coleman spoke to Frans van Wyk, PricewaterhouseCoopers' BEE and Transformation director about the progress being made.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

A good year for a gribusinesses by koos coetzee

Agribusinesses did very well during 2007/08 and offered good investment opportunities.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

SA in dire need of strong leadership

Author and scenarioist Clem Sunter warns that South Africa is losing its global competitivness, a real danger when seen against the backdrop of global volatility. What we need, he argues, is unified leadership willing to make unpopular decisions.
Issue date : 10 October 2008

Umzimkulu farmers blaze the citrus trail

After diversifying into citrus, eight farming operations in Umzimkulu Valley united to form Carisbrooke Valley Citrus (CVC) and to establish their own packhouse. Braving the risky but lucrative export market has paid off, but a land claim is casting a pall of uncertainty over the innovative venture. Robyn Joubert spoke to Mike Woodburn.
Issue date : 10 October 2008
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